Hinduism | | Able to grow crops |
district | | The name for the tusks, or teeth, of animals such as the elephant or walrus |
pictogram | | To attack or march into another country |
canal | | A family that rules a country over a long period of time |
development | | The rebirth of the soul into a new body |
pass | | Having a spiritual belief in a higher being |
silt | | Seasonal winds |
dynasty | | To bring water to fields and crops |
peninsula | | To make something |
hymn | | The growth of something |
fertile | | A class of people in India |
plateau | | A flat writing pad |
invade | | A person who makes useful and often beautiful objects for everyday use |
millet | | To keep apart or away from others |
transport | | A picture symbol or figure; a type of early writing |
create | | A person of high birth |
noble | | A stone through which light can shine |
irrigate | | A tyoe of grain |
artisan | | A rich layer of soil |
tablet | | A waterway made by humans |
subcontinent | | A flat area that rises above the nearby land |
monsoon | | Land surrounded with water on three sides |
reincarnation | | To throw out of something |
cycle | | A certain area of a place |
caste | | A song of praise |
isolate | | The main religion of India that stresses the belief in the Vedas |
Expel | | The science that deasl with land, weather, bodies of water, and plant and animal life |
religious | | An open place in a mountain |
alabaster | | A large piece of land that is somewhat smaller than a continent |
geography | | Events that keep happening in the same order |
ivory | | To move from one place to another |